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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Plenty OF rAin aud goot grass weather.
A very heavy shower pass over ihls
place on Thursday night Of the past week
the hrs; OF The season. Ooe bolt struck
ne telephone pole near the residence OF
Sewsll sawyer, Ani another siracks pine
irue utzr th- village.
Mr.F 4 french l. slck aai cothisd 20
the house.
Mr.. Fred Fla; has large crew OF
hands AZ work builting bis corn factory
Al Ksrn Falls
The y. W. Bap,ls,s hell their quarterly
ne,tiug a. this plsce on Saturday And
sunday last, and although 10 WAS rAiny
they hAi crowded house.
james NJ French, formerly of THIS place.
bat now Ia Boston. got bis eyes seNrrriJ
irIarcd while blasting In well by per-
matsar discharge, and II l. feared that he
will lose the sight OF one eye II not OF both
a hard case
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
HIRAM.

Mr. james wAi.wofih IL ql.ts sick
with enlargement ~ The heart
Mss Marcia Dsiche,ier l. sick with
h.morrhage 90 The luug-.
Mics Sassn Spring has rcceuty Nisiici
her sister. Mrs. John H. Spfing.
Mrs.. JauA A Thcrsion, % freriom.
y. n. Ani Sir. llsnoock Pierce. of
Ch.cago have recently visited ihelF
parents, Mr.. aud Mr.. Daniel Pierce.
Mr.. Pierce has sud len AMI dangerous
attack ~ lung fever. Ani the children
above named also = dAagetsr In Mass.
have been sammoned 20 return 10 see Der.
Rev. T.. A. EUiman preached an able
Memorial sermon q, the CougI church on
Sunday. Ani ca Monday BE delivered an
eloquent orailon Al 4 Hiram cemetery.
The soldiers graves were decorated by
detachment OF Thompson Post, q. A. X.
The sabbath school scholars were 10 al
teufauce.
Mr.. Deans Morrill, Is dangerously w
% heart disease, neuralgia, Ani nervous
prusiraiiOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
ALBANY.

Memorial Day was appropriately oosery'
A ,housh on . small scale A detsch.
me q, on sspssn Post. q. A. II, decorated
The graves OF our soldiers OF TIE late war.
also those OF the Revolution aud The war
lsis. There was singing aud prayer
Many OF our people wen, to North Ws'er-
ford Ia the evening.
M1ses Mason, OF Bethel. 10 10 town OF
.sring IS Cts per pond for Wool.
TIE LsicistOa Gdrsffe nan mas oseh "a
tom looking Al .sr sue interests OF the pa
Rev. Mr.. B.sdebkonofNo North WATERFORD
called on our minister this week.
Chsrles Flint has been qai,s sick. bot u
cOuvslescent.
TIE rainy weather has kept people back
about planting.
0rsss il looking very well. and feed In
pastures IL good for the season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
BETHEL

Bethel r, loices In eight days 10 which
rau las fallen Ani The uiuih shows no To-
t.cAi0us % fair weather. Crops never
looket better and an aouudsnt hay crop i
assured. Farmers complain that The early
planted corn i rutiing In The ground.
Mcssrs. Rich ant Bean arrived Tuesday
nofning from Montana With uiiy-si1
Rocky Mountain ponies. They drove them
CO. allies 20 The cArs, and t1ey have been
90 tie cars Ten days. A. er few weeks
fssi they 81, take some OF them 10 Bar
lluhof
Wool buyers are very much excited AMI
AZ o1cring IS esuis pr pound for uuwAsa-
81 wool.
POsA,Oe. are selling for C. c.. per bush
e. a. Bethel
Mo.es A Mason OF Bethel undertook 10
cross sunday River In Nesry. and gyiting
81 from lie ford way found himself hOfsc
ani carriage To deep water. lie bad pres-
cnce of miui - uubuckie the check reln,
,ni horse. carriage and man r)Aied unll
help arrived anf rescued them. 10 NAs a
harrow escapc from drowning.
SAMUEL 7 S;ovsll aged ~ Yrs. months
Va barred Wednesday Ani WIN. y. Chsnd'
10 aged so years wAs b1riet Thursday.
The thfts funerals OF Dr. y. 4. AFuei sAt
St1s,u All NJ Char der were attended
q, taslf homes which were 80 near each
other that one could easily converse with
he other
A travelling harness maker died Al The
holse OF u NJ Grover Saturday The -,th,
uit where be sas stopping for ne night
~ ne name % Gootei lie claimed 10
have 10 relatives, and ciAlnet no place Tor
ah0me.
nf. J. A. Morton has been corraed -
DE 1OGse The past two weeks
Robert g. Wiley came 10 Bethel ~ year,
ago ne isi. day OF June. lie i - years
o.d ant hale and hearty A. = man Of %.
lle rode 70 Hanover ant Rumfort Jane lst
% wish ps,isnt without fsiigu~.
TIE ladies OF The NJ. 4. Circle vii hold
their annual strawberry festival In The
grove. bear TIE hoase OF Mrs. {. /. Little
hale. or Wednesday evening. June ,!h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
BUCKFIELD

John Lewis Chud. ant wife. Of Fiorsl
Para. \. Y, are making their annual visit
% Bgckaeii.
Grass crop l. looking well.
Ex-G0v. Long and wife made nyirg
visit b their friends here last week, and
Saturday started Cor the Lakes by way OF
sndover.
wm. Grgg. mother and daughter
N,rgery. % Antovef, were 10 town last
sssk
Frank Dscosier. OF East B1ehhsli, who
was discharged from the Insane Hospital
= ieu weeks ago. bad % be retained again
at Thursday having had reisp-e OF
Insanity.
IN. Hutchinson died At his residence
as, Tharsdsy evening. Mr. Hutchinson
bat bat recsnt'y purchased The Clinton
Ripley stand aud bad 20, comfortably set
led when be WAS taken sick and gradually
sunk % bis last rvp0se. Mr.. Hutchinson
wAs one % our leading citizens. had Often
been elected % The Office OF SelectmAn
Sas Democrat In politics. sged ~ yeArs'
Timothy Lunt hrS moved - the DR. Z.
B. Bridgham stand.
The fsusrAl OF The late H. II. Haiehis-
.ou 49, held ~ The Methodist enaren,
Sanday Afternoon. Rev. NJ. n. Msory
debating.
&c. Atwood brought with bin iron
\. r., an Engllsh Msstin puppy, Patrol,
three months old. weighing over 30 los-
"fatrol- u royalty bred being hslf-or0th-
20 Pharsoh, whose likeness may Be SEN
10 The May number Of HITer's MoatAiy
The Msstf hOlcs the proud position
among the race OF csuinss, allotted 20
tse Loo among beasts and The eagle smoug
birds. and are characterized oy gentleness,
tignity and gravity. lie h history
that reaches far back Into classic iorr,
exciting admiration Tor The race BY The
record Of ''OBs of the breed 20 her dead
master on The asld OF Aglncourt" when
fan grown they weigh from Us 10 900 los,
ard stand thirty 20 thirty-foar inches
high. and are becoming immensely popular
IN this eountry, commanding In some
Instances fsbol0as prices
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
DENMARK.

Mfs Pho1l Richardson, = ul,lye "a l
long resident OF this town, IL Visiting
relatives SD friends here. Sac IL now
living Ia South L,tchesier. Mass.
Mr. aad Mrs. IIsIskil Mcka,lck ani
family are visiting AZ J. y. Berfy's and
\. ID. McKusiek's. Mt Mckuslek Il =
native o, TIE town bat has rc,liei 10
Freedom. y. II some years.
Mark w. William has moved The black
smith shop formerly oecapiei by The late
Henry Smith. % = LOT on the Lake road
aud will soon De ready 20 do all kinds OF
work usually performed by our black
smiths. Mr.. William understands his
business well, IL a very quiet, Industrious
young man. and we wish him al success
la this undertaking.
Dr. Brown ha. been % Portland - cbn'
suit with DR.. Weeks In regard 10 lane
knee which ne IL affected with.
Mrs. Gee. W. Gray Is spending the week
In rOrtlsnd.
Lieut.. &. q. Psnisxter AMI caarls.
Blake placed Dag. on the graves OF
soldiers buried In towa Decoration Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
MIDDLE INrERvALE lBrrmrll.

A college s,nisn, from Newton Centre,
Mas n been engaged % act a. pastor
% The church here FOR season.
The Ladies All Society Are doing whh
they eau % raise money fpr TIE l~nsni OF
TIE church.
A considerable quantity ofsweei corn i
being PLATED Ia this vieiuliy.
Carter Bros. are doing cOnsliefaose
farming AMI employ ts) hifci msn.
\ Sauboru l. some better offheumailsm
We hope be will recover a- he IL a man OF
energy sni ambition. and oocld act 10 good
advantage n not lame.
Mrs. Oliver. an aged lady l. 10 qalie
poor health.
Mr.. A Case. another aged lazy j. very
poorly.
John Williams oar agei ffleai balng
more than Too year. fage IL In good splf'
10 Aod usually realty fos a gooi wofi ~ a
Joke.
The Oh they die aud pass sway,
Their gOoi deeds liye-ycs. live Tor aye q
TIE young-GOi help them nov % give
Taeir hearts % Him Ani ,raly I've
EPk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
WATERFORD

G.ui.e showers % rain All ale sroW.ns
weather this week.
Grsssia this section never iook,i better
AZ thls date. Jlae Let
fOtstoes, early peas, cucum'crs, etc
are growing flc'y. We anrc'Pth "a
early harvest
o. 4. Knesiani hAs . nice iooklus bed
% oni0ns "a rois 10 sifs.
JOAN KIlgorc. Conductor on the hfie
u X. has last male short visit Al hone.
John Anterior has Lost bis VAlaioie dog
either sirAyci or sioleu.
& 4 l0ang vii soon remove - WAKE
Geld. MSS. whsrc be vii snsAse Ia
trAis
We noticed an error In TIE wAisFiofl
tens last week Toe Item shoali reAi
NewcI Horr Instead % Hove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
FAST SUMNER.

sumrer IL daily expecting . road ma
chine 10 repair the highways. The roads
are In great need OF extensive repairs.
Mrs. Rschle, wife OF w. ii. Eastman
has gone % 81. Adams 10 vislt MI hs''
msu's sister who IL quite sick.
S. c. Head Is At home for few days.
A delegation from Sumner will attend
the C0ngI conference NJ Norway ihis
week.
The District Lodge OF Good Templafs
also eonyenes there on Thursday next.
Mrs. Ira Palmer. Jr.. returned on FIJI
dsy from four weeks visit 10 her parents
In ". ii.
A special Saturday train has been pai
on, enabling people TO spend nearly day
in Portland or Lewiston aud return ~
night. nd sffJrding city people . hne op-
portuui,y 20 spend the Sabbath In The
country and return early on Mondsy morn.
ing. II VIII be . great convenience snd
We hope viii be embraced by many.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
MEXICO.

Tharsdiy. Jaae :. Dsrj Silf,f wen, "a
a. X. Flagg's n go lDsi ofhaY. Con-
ing from Piagg'- ~ the msln rpth lsqi.ts
descent When driving down ihA, hls
colt hit TIE crOss.bH all ran sni Ia
maklng The turn - the msln rJii, NJ y
vas thrown OF the hay and struck on a
pile OF rock. The horse cleared himself
fron the wagon and on the way hon. was
stopped BY Geo W. Robert Gso. flsgg
was 10 ne viclnliy All went for Mr
Who was severely hurt. Dr. Dlni1rd wss
sent for. and Sir. :. taken home. Aipfes'
sni Il canno, be lcAraci whn the o..
.ult will D. 10 bones were broken
Bruises and AZ with Internal lrlufles NAV
mike ia severe case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
nIIHAIl.

Fine growing weather. bat little too
VET for planting on low laut. large
acreage OF POTATOES Il being planted this
year. r. u. lazy has planted over ten
acres. Potatoes are high jsst now. They
Arc worth the sane a. corn.
Eoen Chapman lost three sheep and
twin lambs ~ bears In oue night lie set
trap AMI has caught one large one.
We unierstAni that Keen Bennett has
notified the town Tor eleven hundred dob
lars damage f1r iriariss - chilircn aud
team lu going over tae dump near The sos'
perslon bridge.
Crows are vefy pl,niy AMI ,snr. 10 Que
instaro- picking up corr ai.sr u hsi been
trupngt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
ROyBURY.

A local Mrs. Parlington says black
bass are = capaci0as nsh. meaning thst
they bite only when they take hney 70
% 90.
Roxbury'. Board OF Health organized
nv choosing \. NJ Locke. Chairman AM
W. n. Jeune. secretary. TIE thiri mem
Der l. %. J. L0vsjJy.
Cool sni vet
Mr-. Eijih Averill Is visiting her rsia-
uves.
FarIalbg Il rather late.
Msior Ramsay IL cutting poplar.
Sir. \. ID. Taylor died qaite suddenly
the s5th OF May. SIZE WAS about eighty
i've years old. .
Roads are being repaired In District
No ? The school In that District Is now
closed on sccoant OF the Illness OF tne
teacher. She Il nov recovering snd ~
expected 10 20 on with the school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
MASON.

Wet Wei Much OF our land Il 20 We,
II l. impossible TO work u IL Il getting
rather late 10 plant corn.
Grass IL growing wonderfully. II II
continues 20 grow, hsylng will cone on
very early.
\. q. Dell IL planting his farm 10 cora.
lie will get big crop no doubt, as be got q
flrsi class barn this spring.
III. Beau. Esq has had charge OIL. A.
Bean's mill this spring aud for the frst
time since IL VS. built, the mill pond 10
clear OF logs. Nc. Bean Is buster Tor
business
ID. 4. Mills Is better.
wool.buyers are round. Wool sells
readily Al Is cents per pound TO honest
men. Some are trying 10 buy for Is or 20
cents.
where ne there any pigs for sslei
None here.
As. Bean will falsh saving birch a.
his mill In Mason, next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
RIrMRnRD POINT.

Mrs. Eiward Newell, OF Boston, Il q,
her brothers.
Prspces Martin was married To Mr.
Doolittie, OF Boston. Thursdsy. The
bridal pllr took the y. NJ. train and ultl.
mately 20 TO Topeks, Kansas, where Air.
DoollItle II employed In business.
Clinton Frost IL ~ home.
Mae Hodgdon has returned ron Mass,
and IL teaching In Bethel.
Mrs Chss. Martin Was very successiii
In her trip TO Audovsr and Upton with her
millinery work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
BROWNFlELD

Farmers. who one week sgo were com.
planning OF the hot dry weather. are now
logging fora sight OF the sun. Many farm
ers 10 town have hardly commenced plant.
ing, especially on the low lands.
Lodge OIL q. q. T. will give IN eater.
taiument Friday evening, To raise funds
for the hall fixtures. The lodge is PROF.
peripg. having attained 70 membership
Of nearly 100 10 the last sIx months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
FAST PERU

Born. on the Goth otM.y. 20 the wife OF
II X R11lnson. = daughter.
Mrs. Polly Tafner iioi on the @6ih. Inst
Al TIE agc OF :, years. Sac fcll sni broke
her hip aboa, year ago aud has been Goa
naed q her bed slncc. She wfl buried on
the =. The services bslns coaiaeiei by
Elder Abbott
oar drouih has broke sni Ne are having
pleniy % vet. The grass l. looking naely.
Memorial Day WAS observed ani the
soldier. graves were decorated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
EAST BRowNFIELD.

Oae week % rain has given The etlis
al pssiaf,s such a thorough Neiiing ihai
makes TIE farmers very sanguine As 10 IRE
~ crop
Nc wakci wlo has been dealips 10
carriages here f0f short time. met Win
4l.ie an .cciieut ou Moaiay. In coming
from his home. driving one horse All
lesilug smother. The one behind Jumped on
ihe buggy 10 which he Was rifiug. over
iurnlug II sni throwing himself, the other
aor-e AMI Nc W a. Ia = heap The bag
~ was much broken ant one horse -
mach iri1 ref on The ieg that thsrr i little
prospect that 10 viii b. % any Use. FOR
t1naisiy Mr W. escaped uuhgrt
Miss sarah Rec. % Bo-tou, y Visiiirg
A. Mr. samuel Stickneys
Dr Gstchell AMI vile Arc haviug enough
practice - keep them cutie busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
NORWAY

The iuusrL scry ees oiFrank Hale were
held oa Saniav. NAY g9.h, ~ G w. Ia e
iflisv.. Rev. J T.. Corey ofi;i.iing
Mss Grace Steven, began teaching
school on Pixies lllll MOnisy, Nay 81.
e. W. Partridge has shut up his house
fir short time while Mf.. 4. visits relA'
iives In Mass.
Qllie q nunber from TIE Lake were
present A. the decoration OF the graves In
Norway on Memorial Day.
Toe ralu may Do doing good BAT when
II rAlns for a week OF more itbsgins - get
ilrssome and We lOng % see the saa sAiue
again.
A. The prcseni writing &. 7. Wit OF
BostOu 1. expected "a be here ~ attend
TIE funeral OF hi, sister. Mrs. BfoNa OF
Iagger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
NRWRY.

The weather WAS never more favorable
Tor TIE grass crop. A bouatiful crop
vii be- God send this year. - old hay
IA. been pretty generally used up.
Mrs. Orrin Foster l. sick with luog
fever. sac IL attended by DE-. J. "A.
I watiiss. OF Bethel
T1.collector SteArus Is visiting &C.
llrqaent tax payers.
Farmefs are s,lll planting potatoes
E4rly sOwed grain Is looking noely.
The axes OF the wOOdchoppers are no"
heard on the mountains cutting The poplar:
Anssl Dadlsy has bought Two lots OF
land OF Seth Walker on the west side OF
sunday River AMI has crew cutting snd
pe-lnx the poplar Tor pulp wood.
Lots OF corn has been pat In In THIS
vicinity % 20 into the sllo this TAI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
EAST HEBRON.

The Oil.nsld Q VI IL In session al this
writing. Particulars next week.
The veteran horse dealer and jadse, Hon.
Isaiah Pompllley. OF Lewiston, has pur-
chased mate Tor the COLI he bought OF l..
@. Perry OF this place lie bought the
mate OF Benz. Irish, OF Baeknslt, aud be
now has = mstched pair.
James Fogy IL Suffering with very bad
leg-ippssrancs OF erysipelas.
Mrs A. N. Taomas. OF Oxford. IL visit.
Ing AZ her fathers, I. w. Msrshall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
NORTH FRyEBUR0.

Mrs. A V. Steven. hs, been seriously
an. bat IL reported better.
The Birch illll Circle me, last week
with Mrs. Eluice iIatcalns The raln dii
not prevent = good a,teniance aui much
et lyment.
Mrs. Moses T. Colby. OF Somersllle,
Mass IA ely OF Lowell. 4. visiting relative,
la North fryeburg.
Mrs Mary Chandler IL somssha, poorly
In health.
The long Hines ~ Nc. James Goripn.
OF toll bridge. has tsfmin,iei 10 iea'h
Ml. Llfrie Charles Ter. last weine'lV
Tor Mass. where she IL iO make her hone
Tor time With her hro,hsT, ~. Otlanio
Charlss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
WEST BETHEL.

Grass IL growing rapidly, ani n 10 con
uae. warm and vet through Jaue there
will be "a abundance OF hay.
W. n Morrow AMI family Arc Nlsluns
as pArcnts Ia CucO.
Prof Z. n Cook IL 10 iowa iAls week
sciling spcctaclcs
4 game % base bail on Memorial Day
eniei with . free nyhi, 10 which onc ~
cclvei black eye. one lost tooth, ani
others were scratched All bruised.
willard Tyler has gone - 'lleai -
work Tor II 4. waec.er.
May farmer. Ia this vic atty have 9l.ni'
q sweet corn Tor the Bsihel canning FAC
tory.
Oac ofihe bcsi colts 10 tai, iowa ].
Owned by 4 X Scribuer. lie has bad
many of,rs lof her, all his price Is 20"
$500 ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

NJ Ylrk. tas Cjaa,y VI ss.1aiy pass.
- hsrc Saturday GA a. wsy . E'rol ani
Mf..fsii. y II.
Joseph rsssicc Ma hlrici NontAy.
Aged 81 years. H. has been An iuVal'i
several year. nui alwsys bal pleasant
Wlri flr every one ~ met. IL raves
two sous aui a dsughief. The ynaager
son il ln SllthcFn CAii1fnA
Moo West IL tsacaias Ia cAmlIlige,
y n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
FAST BITHEI

The showsry weather .iill continues and
II doing much good.
Memorial day WAS observed .. The CEN
etery In this plsci ny detachment iron
the q. A. X Post OF BE bel, with music'
addresses. etc.
A. VI Besn Ani Y. Rich have reiu. led
from tns western States with large drove
OF ponies. nfty-six In number, which are
now grazing on the Donsnzs stock farm
OF r. T.. Carpenters.
Miss Alice Swan has returned from Bos'
ton and Is now attending school.
Eat Bethel Sewing Society meets Jane
lon With Mrs. Eta VI. Bartlett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
WILSON'S MILLS.

The D.amord AMI Abbott brook drives
are now out Ia the miin stream, aud TIE
upper MAgA.loway drive II nearly AL
across the PArmlea eenec Like.
Capt FGrrsr has been up bai the steam
en- seems 10 be stranded, or IL half seas
over We hear there Il = man up u see
about putilng 10 different engine.
splrilng party No. l, has been ~ With
4 plenty OF bottles - keep ihln;s lively.
AMI ''drlve dull care away"
Ted Dan.Orth Il up making Walter
Hickman visit. Walter will lose nothing
by the means, - be will work hi. board.
Mrs. Wilson saw two deer 10 the pasture
quietly feeding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
DixRIELD.

AR. Patnkm has %, good start on HE
hoase and has commenced on The corn
factory.
The Dlxneli Spool and Dox Co. have
commenced on 'hsir bullilng. Its uadsr
The charge % Mr Stockouigv.
EOSsbe Taylor has moved into Mrs.
Etmund's house.
The grass never looked better Cor this
time Of year, BAT The other crops are back.
ward.
Mrs.. SCOTT Chase has returned from
Kansas Her grsuichili. Annie, came
with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
HARTFORD.

A party from chsss's Mills. sceompin.
lei BY an srtist,-A. w. Carrier, OF
Mechanic Falls-snd Judge Savage. OF
Auburn. were In Hartford May 2ld. TAX.
Ing views Of the place where Thomas O..
Bardln claims 10 have been irj,red by be.
ing thrown from his carriage nearly .
year ago. Probably the Views are 10 be
used ~ evidence. a. Me-. Bardin has sued
the town FOR damages received there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
The POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
LOXELI.

AJ.EssmAn an Porter keuist1n have
ir.veu TIE logs nom upper kettfr fond
lri1 The Ssco. About Two million icst ~
a.
Memorial sctslcrs were held Al The
Carstan Cbarch % Sunday. consisting
ofslugiug. prayer, reading he scripture
hymr. siirvss ~ Rev. J W. wen-ief
Ssry.crs wyre held a. iae village on Mon
iAy. consisting % singing. poem, an a.
siircss ~ Jaigc Enoch kaight, OF Fort
and
MRS. y Hartman i Gradually fsilirg
Born. May Ssh. % TIE vile VI WArrvn
NJ Ken. a sln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
FflE INSURANCE..

Insure in the bes, and most reliable
companies lik. the ROYAL IxrERiAL,
GUARDIAN. LANCASHIRE, FIRE Insurance
ASSOCIATION. GERMAN AMERICAN. N. Y.
FRANKLIN FmE or PENNSYLVANIA. FIRE
ASSOCIATION oF PHILADELPHIA, PESS'
syLvASIA FIRE. AID Iss. Co. STATE on
PESxsYLvASn. The above are oil large
fn,.els,. companies and guarantee alb
.olute secarity. against loss or damage
by fire. VIM. J. Wheeler sgt. Old r.
q. building. South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

We desire to call the attention OF our
readers 10 the advertisement OF Wood,
Bishop & Co.'S Royal Clarion Range We
have no doubt Of its great superiority
over oil others, - Il 10 the leading Range
wherever sold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
Obs Oxfnra usnuerut,
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

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FARMER. are gs,ilag alla: nicsly. Tue
most 20 tlsm have got their sowing ipne,
ant part N their p'sniing
n q. BrAicen IL hone from fsrmiag'
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TIE name. % The grammar school sehol-
a.. Who have not ben ao-eui q dAy dar-
~ The irst half ~ The summer tern, az .
Gsrtis Harlow. Grace Harlow. Anna Ma
sor. Fiora Mason. Eva March. hFfrett
Perkins. Miulfrci Wills, Mile Wills ani
Fred Wright
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Nj, L,uis Forster. OF Baela ~, was
In t0sn ltst wrsk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

N. e.. Davis. E.q started This morning,
.N1ntsyI Tor fyeourg. b attend Pro-
hsie Coafi. accompanied by bis daughter,
Miss Carrie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

u. stanley. E,q goes 20 SearsPofi,
NJ Tuestsy. on business concerning The
spool factory. row being erected Al Dlx.
e.'f. La uhlch Be IL interested.
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csr,s. Forster. Eco. OF Baesa,li, VA.
II TIE p.ic, lsss week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

The hlri are talking OF getilng up a
celebration A. TIE llili, Jaly t,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

A. Case. % Norway, was At The
mn issi wtsk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

AZ FORBES. % The DFuocHAr, spent
saturday aud Saniay In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Conductor A T.. Hanson. OF The Grad
Trsrt. va 10 IN. village Mondsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Surveyor Iiubo,ri comnsucci work up-
IN ne hIehssy Ia This district Monday.
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&c Nsrr'n. Of sOa,a Paris. was At TIE
M M0ai,y.